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Bald KnObbers Plead Guilty.


NINE OF THE PRISONERS TO BIZ SENTENCED TO-DAY.
telegram to the New York Herald from St
Louis, Mo-, Sept. g. says: The trial Of Bald Knob
bers In the United states court ct Jefferson City
came to sudden end to-day. There were ORIGIN
ally thirteen OF them arrested IN Douglas County
for driving hOmeSteaders from Government landa
TWO OF them were put on trial and promptly con-
victed OF taking Caleb Atwood, Q settler, from his
house at night and brutally whipping ana other
wise abusing him, 90 that he abandoned his home
Two more cases were called and again Q convie-
ton was obtained. The Evidence showed alf the
accused belonged 70 an oath-oo1nd secret organiza-
ton, whose practices have far surpassed the worst
crimes attributed to the southern kuklux In their
palmiest DAYS To-day two more cases were
called ana the taking Of testimony was begun.
when the lawyers for the defense asked confor.
ence with the prosecutor Afterward they asked
permission to have all the Defendants not yet Cr1ed
nine In number, ell accused OF VARIOUS phases Of
the same character OF crime, come Into court and
submit to Q verdict OF guilty. Thts was granted.
An the prisoners we're Then brought e. snd, IN:
them all guilty. Judge Krekel says he WIN sen-
tence them al next week. They will probably
get the extreme penalty yeafs' Imprisonment
and IS 600 0ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
MARRIED.

q, MORGAN-WILIAMs September 4, 1887, b.
the Rev; Thos. q. Addison, CHARLES L MORGAN
OF Washington, u. c., 70 Mrs.. MARTHA A wILLIANS
OF Philadelphia. Pa
,WooDWARD-STILES September Q, 1887, In
FniiA1slp hi, by the Rev. john b Goughpidge, Mr..
JAS. WOODWARD, of this city, and MisS CLARA
STILES, Of Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
A Spanish Gunboas ae Kew w....

MEN LANDED AND PATROLIk9 THE CITY WIxNOuD
CONSULTING THE CoILECToR
Key West special to the New York 7rsbucs.
September 8, says: The fishing sloop which toos
the nrst party OF lIbusters TO Caibaren left here
on Tuesday morning with another load OF nftv
men, who, II Is said, were landed yesterday near
Cardenas and made good their escape into the tu.
terror The Spanish gunboat SANCHEZ arrived rum
Havana this morning and landed an armed force
OF about twenty men, who without making ann
Official Visit 10 the local representatives OF the COT
ernment or asking the assistance OF Collector
Harris proceeded 10 patrol the city themselves In
search OF information In regard 10 the matter
The nrst Information Collector Harris received
OF TIE expedition Was when the representative a
HdUdnd La Luctd In this city, Rafael b. HaInel
called upon him by request OF his Journal. asking
bor Information. After the arrival OF the cunbpat
this morning, to-day's Evening Cdi, OF this CIV
says: DE- Harris, collector or customs being
interviewed this morning. denied any knowled1Ss
OF the departure or such boat from this port Ior
cuba, and does not believe such expedition could
have possibly eluded the very efficient Inspector,
employed la his department" The Cut IN refer.
ring editorlally 10 the matter, asks: '.iiaye our
cpstom-house employees and the Spanish consular
onlce ana the host of spanish spies said 10 nIest
our city all been asleep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
The Bodies Recovered.

NEW YORK, Sept. I0.-The bodies OF the three
men who were killed yesterday by the caving in OF
an excavation for the aqueduct were recovered to-
day. They were crushed In horrible manner
their arms and legs being broken and their skulls
crushed In. Kelly, who was thirty years old, was
foreman OF the gang at work in the tunnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
Nidrna
O hoo
WAshtngton MOCK Exchanrs.

TIE following changes from yesterdays auotat,o,.
on the Washington stock Lnchanse are noted today.
U; s 4s. resisiered. l25s hid l25l asked
Washington and Georgetown Railroad stock s3o
North Capitol and Street, Ash asked WashinS-
ton Gas. 40 asked 6eorgcown Gas, 40 bid Fire
Insurance. II bid. National Union In-urancs u
asked Columbia Insurance, l4a asked Rissv
Insurance, 81 bid. pa asked Masonic Nall bonis
lo0a bid MAshinston Market stock, lss baI
Washington Market bonds, ll3 hid. Washington
Brick Machine, ls5 bid: Columbia Title Insurance
Co. 81 asked W. l. l. LIST mortgage bonds ~
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Gone Off with the Towns Money.

WINFIELD, l. l., Sept 1O.-John T, Gerity. dep.
uty clerk TO the board OF health left for parts u-
known on Tuesday, after drawing the towns
money from the Nassau National Bank, amount
lug to 500. The town is secured by bonds
Vim. Pepper. the delinquent receiver OF taxes OF
the same town, has failed to make good his def-
cheney OF s., 200, and County Treasurer Hessman
this morning caused to be issued warrant against
him.
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Forser Osborne TO 20 East.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-Inspector Hartman, Of Cam
bridge Mass, arrived here to-day In quest OF j.
w. osborne, the young man wanted In the East
for the forgery OF $1,000 check on the Charles
RIVER National Bank. The inspector viii leave
with his prisoner tomorrow night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
Warrington an Ideal Site.


In fact, Washington seems almost an ideal
site for a university. 1t has long been a
cherished dream OF some OF our public men
that great national university should grow
up there, In the very shadow OF the Govern
neht. The city Is not one OF commerce and
trade, but quiet aggregation OF homes IL has
CHARACTERISTIC Intellectual atmosphere because a
large proportion OF its Inhabitants are more or less
connected with the work OF carrying on
great Government. The Government libra
ries and scientific bureaus and the pres
ence OF numbers OF scientific men con-
tribute 70 this The climate is mild, and living
pie OF the Catholic Church will result, some day,
In the establishment OF great secular university
at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

tn. PRESIDENT stayed in the city last night.
Among his callers this morning were Acting Sec
rotary Thompson and Acting Secretary Gen. Mac
Feeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

SENATOR INGALLS, arrived In the city yesterday,
and VIII be here day or two He Is en- route to
the Philadelphia centennial celebration, where a.
PRESIDENT OF the Senate. be Is 70 respond 10 the
TOAST 70 Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

CHARoRD WITH THRRATs.-Wm. A. Boarman. q
charged with threats toward Mr.. VIM. b. RestOn.
o. Harris DiJon Theatef. Boarmaa had been ON.
pi0yed et the the0tef and there was some dlepufA
about his pay. The threats were sthat he Wouid
make IL hot tor NJ. HaSton, ana that tho theatAr
would NOT b opened Monday u1ghts The O0uFt
TOOK ~ perUQ1A honda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

Hon. r. c. Reynolds, OF Aberdeen. Miss, one a
the lea ding lawyers In the State Is dead.
There were 152 business failures last week
EX-C0ngreSSman Albert Gallatfl Talbot az XIV
died In Philadelphia yesterday.
Ex-Mayors Franklin Edison and VIM r. Grace
on the grand Jury
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR SALE-CHEAP-TEN LOTS ON o, BET Sd
IL and Al 5 W.; $500 each; 800 cash on / and =
years. C. H. PARKER
s10-3ts IN and Esw
Tor SALE-TwO VALUABLE BUILDINGS LOTS.
Sth ST. near St. 2OXY3 each, to II # alley bar
gain II sold at once Desirable frontage of 40 feet
81 near ath, price 81 80 per foot: terms easy j.
FRED. KELLEY. 5l3 9th ST. NV. s10-3t
ESOR SALE-CORNER LOT, 10TH AND r SITS.
suitable for drug. grocery. feed milk business.
Terms easy. Z. A. MCINTYRE, 9lS St sl0-3t
I,OR SALE-wE ARE OFFERING NUMBER OF
Il lots in Todd Browns subdivision figures that
promise good advance this fall
selO-3t JOHN SHERMAN & CO, 1407 ct.
EOR sALE-29.70O FEET OF GROUND, WITH A
hlty for builders of small houses. Address OPPOR-
IlSlTI, Star ofice. se10-3ws
vNOR SALE-WE HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
IL Corner Lots snd other unimproved Property the
north and southeast sections OF the city, which
sell AZ speculative prices WRIGHT 4 BOLTON 9th
and = SITS. NV. slO-3ts
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The Massachusetls Labor Convention

BOSTON, Sept. 10-At 10 O'Clock, the hour fixed
for the assembling OF the State convention of the
labor interest, twelve men were in the hall Three
to eighteen men and one woman. E. NJ. White
called the convention to order. n. E. Chase was
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
Detroit Defeats pft..hurv.

DETROIT, MICH, Sept. 10 Yesterdays post
an easy victory for the home team. Score by
innings:
Detroit. ............5 0O14O O4O-14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

APPOINTED IN TIE LIFE SAVING SRRvIcR.-Chris-
topher Edie. Of New York, has been appointed to q
$500 elerkship in the Life Saving Service, under
the ctvtl-service rules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
Mr. Blaime's Health.

XURAr HALSTEAD SAYS HE LOOKS BETTER THAN AT
ANY TINE IN TEN YEARS.
Murat Halstead. who has been travelling through
England and on the Continent for two months
writes as follows 70 the Cincinnati Commercial,
Gazette, from Hamburg, In regard to Mr. Blaine:
"Mr. Blaine, with his wife and two daughters.
has been here three days, and Will remain three
weeks His health is very good, and he looks
better than at any time In ten years, and he has
no idea or varying his original purpose Ia coming
to Europe Of remaining for year."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

Tunp lea T1l. Charles Oataey and
John H@ith, small colored boys, were before the
Police Court today charged with till-tapping at
the store q Sphn I Smith, In East Washington.
smito wsS n1ed Is and Oatley was given sixty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

WAR SHIPS GOING 10 PHILADELPHIA.-ThiS morn
Ing the remaining vessels OF the North Atlantic
squadron at Newport, consisting Of the Richmond,
Atlanta, Ossipee, and Yantic were to sail
TO the appointed rendezvous, Brandywine
Shoals, just inside the entrance to Della
ware Bay, where they will be Joined by the
Galena, which vessel has gone to New York for a
draft OF men to NIL up the complement Of the YES
sells and thus insure the landing OF the naval brig
Join the squadron but probably not before its ar.
r1yal at Philadelphia Since the arrival OF the
Osslpee every arrangement and detail have been
organization OF the naval brigade by her
commanding on1cer, Commander Ba1nbridge Hon,
the acknowledgement, Lieut.. A. c, Dillingham. Of
the Richmond. The squadron will probably reach
It's destination Monday evening 30 that there will
De ample time to consult with the committee OF
Arrangements and perfect the matters relating to
points Of assembling, the route, and other minor
details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

TRoUDfx ABOUT PATRNT.-James B. Morrison
and the 3. 8. White Dental NanufacturinR Com
pany have nled bill In equity against the Canton
Surglc& a9e Dental Chair Company; and the
Dill agaost the same parties for an Injunction.
Tho blliS fecite that Morrison Is an inventor OF
ehalr tor surgical and dental purposes, and ~
White company became his ucensee, and they
charge that Defendants are Infringing their rights
and ask an injunction, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
Jay Gould Exasperated.

HR THREATENS 10 HANG SOME ONES HIDE ON THI
F8NCB-A. 4 BArKNAN SUPPOSED TO BIZ THE NAN.
The Stakeholder. Wall street paper, printed an
interview with jay Gould yesterday, In which
the great financier says his name has been used
unfairly by the beaFa All his interests are on the
bull side. One OF the bears asked and obtained an
interview with him Thursday, and then went into
the street and began to sell stockA ana his follow
ers ran around telling everybody: "Mr. has
lust come from MI. GOuld's and Is selling stocks.
audit must be on Mr. Goulds orders" Mr.. Gould
goes on to say: II do not wish ever to return 70
the street. should ever do so temporarily it will
win hang some ones hide on the fence a. q warn
ing 70 Others who may be inclined TO perNstently
misrepresent my position N was generally
agreed that Mr.. Ba6cman was tho person spoca-
aIly referred 60 by Nr. Gould.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest 1eleglaDs to The Stal.
GOSSIP FROM GERMANY.

hOl C0ngFexs-The Samoan incident.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 10.-According to a telegram
from Zurich in to-day's issue OF the Frank5urter
Zeitung, the National Alcohol Congress was the
scene yesterday OF a very animated discussion be-
tween the temperance party and their opponents.
The Swiss members attacked violently the teach
ing OF temperance doctrines in the schools.
An article appeared In to-day's issue OF the
of German troops at Apia and the nomination OF
Tomahex to be the sovereign OF Samoa were nee.
eSsary on the refusal OF King Malicious to give
satisfaction for his ofense TO the German emperor
and his lll-treatment OF the Germans. This action
however, would not affect the English or Amer
lean authority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
THE DEFUNCT PENN BANK.

Report Of the Master Showing How
the Bank Officers Unlawfu1ly With.
drew Funds.
PITTsBURG PA, Sept. 1O-MasterjW. +. Rogers in
the suit OF H. Warner, assignee ofthe defunct Penn
Bank, against VIM. n. Riddle, president OF the
bank, and NJ. Z. McMullin and j. P. Beall Oil
operators entered in july 1885, for the purpose OF
charging the defendants with certain moneys OF
the bank lost in Oil transactions during the year
1888 and 1884, has just completed his report. The
assignee charged that the Defendants unlawfuliy
and repeatedly withdrew from the bank sums OF
money aggregating nearly 81 600 600 for the pur-
pose of making corner In OIL, which was illegal.
were all parties to the controversy, and
that the bank itself not being O party Its
assignee may recover the loss from the GOnspira-
tors He concludes the report by recommending
that decree be made against the defendants for
s2 49, less s62 600 on deposit to the credit Of
McMuilin at the time OF the banks suspension.
The defendants filed separate answers to the suit.
President Riddle denies that he had control OF the
officers and employees OF the bank or its money or
assets, but that the directors had such control,
and that the assets OF the bank were under the
control OF 4. b. Laugh1n member OF the board and
treasurer; that he, Riddle, in 1883 and 1884, was
absent from the bank by reason OF illness. He
also denies the improper or Illegal withdrawal or
with the other defendants in relation to anything
connected with the bank. He further claims that
the bank has no right TO maintain this suit, be-
cause the court, In suit at law, In 1884, for the
same cause brought suit and abandoned the same,
paying costs. McMullin and Beal also deny that
they were In any combination To unlaWfuly with
draw money from the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

Prince Hohenlohe, the governor OF Alsace-
Lorraine, has gone to st. Petersburg on political
mission.
The statement Of the public debt of the Domin-
ion OF Canada, just issued by the finance depart
ment, shows the total net debt on August 81 to
nave been $2S, 494, 461, an increase since June 80
or 81, 467, 500.
The works Of the Ohio Shear Co, at Elyria, Ohio,
burned last night. Loss $50 600; insurance small
Jos. knights corn canning factory at Spring
Vale, Me-, was burned this morning. LOSS $1,000;
partially insured.
O'clock this morn Ing but no references were made
to the anarchists case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

At Louisville, ~, Lapp, Goldsmith Co, nQuoss
And tobacco have assigned AanGireA $lo90oo;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

from Havana says: Four men, supposed to be MID
busters, recently appeared on MatanxaA but they
could not land owing % lack OF wind. They swan
ashore and went TO the Herm0eR estate, where q
cavtl guard surprised them. There was something
OF dght, but the nlllbusterA who are supposed
70 have come from Key West, escaped to the for
est, but are being pursued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
District Government Affair.".


The Commissioners have written a letter to
District Attorney Riddle asking him to give early
attention 10 the inquiries from Senator ingalls,,
respecting railroad matters in the District,
The commissioners decline TO include among
their estimates for the charity fund the sum OF
5000 for the National Homeopathic Hospital As
ISOLATION, as the institution Is not OF an wholly
public character.
STREET RAILROAD TAXES.
The commissioners have directed the chief OF
the special assessment division to make fulI and
prompt report IN answer to the following para
graph, contained In letter to the commissioners
from Hon. J. j. Ingalls,, chairman OF the Senate
committee from the District OF Columbia, dated
March 8 last: SO. State the present method OF
taxation, with amount OF taxes paid annually by
each company street ra1lrOad) and amount OF
taxes unpaid, II any"
FIRE-EscAPEs ORDERED.
Inc nre-escape commission has ordered the
erection OF one nre-escape and combined stand
combined standpipe on Masonic Temple and the
building adjoining, owned by VIM. NJ. Calf.
THE ORDER SUSPENDED.
me recent order OF the Commissioners requir-
move their side tracks from square 7l3 has been
suspended pending action In relation thereto by
Congress at its next session.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CHANGER
Geo. u. Spiima1L foreman OF Truck Co aB has
resigned, and Private j. ID. kentZ, acting foreman
OF Engine CO: No. ., has been appointed to MI the
vacancy. I1llerman JnO. Sherman has been an
pointed acting foreman OF Truck CO. "B" and
Private N. F. Niland OF the same company, assist
dut loICluuu u u. ObIelQ mas been appointed q
private In the department on probation Tor six
months.
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector EntwiSle as follows:
sarah s. TrammeL, to erect brick dwelling num-
Dered i154 street northwest; $4,000 c. Rupert,
TO erect i've brick dwellings numbered POS 2i6 in
alley In square 1852; $500 Farnham Chappell,
TO erect two frame dwellings on Missouri avenue:
500 T. J.. West, to repair NO. zoos street SOUTH
west; S, 600 I. J. Mayer. to repair No. 4O2 New
Jersey avenue northwest; $500. c. Rupert to
repair No. oO2 D street southeast; 81, OOO
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Commissioners have ordered the
purchase OF horse for the Use Of the surveyor OF
county roads.
The name Of Garfield avenue has been changed
to Wyoming avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

EQUITY CouRr-Chief Justice Bingham
To-day, Dexter agt; Graham; pro confesso.
Smith agt. Jones; auditors report confirmed.
Trunnelf agt. Burns; Chaplin Brown appointed
guardian ad Item. Paine agt. Paine; testimony
before A. Johns Peters agt. Peters; sale finally
ratified and cause referred to auditor. HOOK agt
Lnvtlle; amendment OF bill allowed. Sipe ACT.
Kaiser; sale ratified n1S.
POLICE COURT7Jud0e Smell
=. To-day, Matthew QuisIey disorderly conduct;
feited. John Wright, cruelty to animals; do
Sophia Warrington, colored. vaSrancy and grossly
indecent behavior on public streets; bonds or 80
days. Joseph Carr, colored, carrying razor; $50
or 90 days. Andrew B. Webb, trespass; personal
bonds. Edward Barry, unlicensed picnic: IS: ap-
peal noted. Richard Hollis, profanity; S or
days days. Jos FairalL cruelty 70 animals; persona
Is days Dora Harris cruelty TO animals; per-
lions; do. Margaret collins, cruelty to animals;
collateral forfeited. Theodore II. Holbrook, do,
ceny; so days. Samuel Moore, assault: IS or Is
days. Abraham Lincoln, colored, do; do. Robert
Campbell, ARRAY; collateral forfeited. William A.
BOarman, threats; personal bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

Appointed BY the President.
The President this afternoon appointed Mr. W.
Dunlop, Of Tennessee, to be U. g. Consul at STRAIT.
ford Ontario
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

Gov. PoRrHRs LAST DAY.-This Is the last day
that.Assistant secretary Porter, OF the State De-
partment, win act The off1cials OF the Depart
ment are bidding him 1IoOd-bye this Afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

The steamer Umbna, from New YORK for Liver.
pool arrived on Eastnet as p. N. yesterday
Tuna q passage dayA hours and 3 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

ADHESION OF Purf1 10 THE PUBLIC ScHools.-
NO deanate arrangements have as yet been made
admission OF pupils TO the schools It is probable
that ne Issuing OF tickets viii not begin until
time, 80 that all parents viii have ample 0pportu-
nifty 70 opGan admission slips for their children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
baltimore yiarkcts.

BALTIMORE, Md. September lo.-yirvfpia .ixe~
consolidated. AZ; past due coupons. 90; do ten.
iorties Bon, do. new threes. o3 y hid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nm, September lO.-Cotton nominal
Mheat-southern hrm and choice scarce; red 1slssi:
amber, Sass western easier and quiet No 2 s1ntes
SgsatsS Decem6tf. ssasas Sl.2 SS
western and m Ssi. .S ssiG s sssss:
syxania 3na35: western white, 33as5 "; western
mixed, 3la32s; bye nrm, 54a55. Provi:ions firrn.
VIII moderate demand Potatoes steady. l.5Oa2 90
nary 70 fair, lslsa2oh Sugar stesdy-A so;t d. con-
Per refined nrm, 10 salos Whisky steady i4ai is.
steamer dull-cotton, I'd; nour, ls3d :: gram "a
heceiptsonour. 1897 barrels wheat 155ou bu.hels.
SSoah h soo bushels. oats $500 bushest rye, SOD
push ena shpments-nour, 1850 barrels. wheat
llfOQo bushels sales-wheat. lso.t,ou hush.is,
corn. 5000 bushels. o'oe S1sAsAss
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. September TO- p. m--whe.s
s.ssay-cAs, os,& October. -; November. L. corr
osss sssys.s octo5S 42 NOysmbet a. 10
l2.714 Lard steady-cash. 500; october astsss.
November. o51s Short ribs. $40.
Racing as Sheepshead Rav.
SnEErsHkAp BAY, Sept l0.-P1rst Race-Handl
cap sweepstakes, one mile; EOlian won. PonIlcc
second Fiageoietta third. Time, 81 !.
The Imports for the Week.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The imports OF gold ru
the week ending to-day amounted to s3osf GO. Of
Sl5l,lIs from South America. This does
not include Sl,SS9,623 which came ON
the Ems to-day. The exports or specie
for the week were 1905 3s5 OF which sa,5 .J5, Was
chandise for the Week were So SAG COS, INCLUDING
g. lSS, l70 In dry goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

Walker Held-The Bigamy Case Dis
missed.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept 10.-The mayor to-day
held Walker, who Is charged with theft, under
bond until Monday. In the bigamy case Love was
discharged, there being no proof that he was mar
ried to the washington woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

REAL ESTATE SUIr.-Eugene q. Brawner, OK.
ecutOr OF Ellen j. Brawner, has, by MeSsrs Ham,
E. Kirk, Mary II. Zel ct al. for the sale OF certain
real estate TO satisfy judgment. They charge on
Information and belief that lot IA So 49, was al
lowed to be sold for taxes by the trustee and then
conveyed to the trustee in his individual capacity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10
The COufts.

RANGE OF THE THERNONETRR.--The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
M, So; p. M, 81; maximum. 81; minimum, g.